Table 3.

The SNPs within miRNA mature sequences and their frequencies

miRNA	Snp position*	Base frequency (%)*
miR164a	14	C(40%);G(56%);-(4%)
miR166	4	G(83%);A(9%);R(8%)
miR395	20	C(91%);S(4%);-(4%);G(1%)
miR396d	16	C(94%);G(4%);-(1%);-(1%)
csa-mir4	6	G(96%);-(3%);A(1%)
csa-mir11	21	T(71%);C(24%);Y(3%);-(2%)
csa-mir22	3	G(98%);A(2%)
csa-mir24	6	A(92%);R(7%);-(1%)
csa-mir27	18	C(90%);Y(9%);-(1%)
csa-mir27	21	G(91%) K(9%)
csa-mir33	15	T(83%);K(6%);G(4%);-(7%)
csa-mir38	2	A(64%);G(21%);R(10%);-(5%)
csa-mir39	12	T(96%);-(2%);C(2%)
csa-mir40	12	C(60%);T(32%);R(4%);-(4%)
csa-mir40	15	C(77%);T(18%);-(4%);-(1%)
csa-mir42	14	T(91%);C(6%);R(3%)
csa-mir43	6	C(98%);M(1%);A(1%)
csa-mir44	8	T(92%);C(8%)
csa-mir48	10	G(76%);A(20%);R(4%)

* the snp position from 5’ end of corresponding miRNA

* alphabets that are not belong to any of A,C,G and T represent degenerate bases

* - represent indels